Your Heartiest Homemade Lasagna Is One Canned Ingredient Away
To make seriously hearty cowboy lasagna, take a side quest to your pantry for a powerful canned ingredient that will generously boost the meal.
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13 Chocolate Bars You Should Buy At Aldi And 8 You Should Avoid
For chocolate lovers it can be a little overwhelming choosing what chocolate bars to buy. Aldi has several delicious chocolate bars, and some not so much.
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What's The Difference Between East And West Coast Sushi, Anyway?
Sushi rolls developed in the United States have some unique regional twists. Here are the differences between sushi you'll notice on the East and West coats.
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Pringles' 2025 Super Bowl Ad Comically Features Flying Celebrity Mustaches
'Tis the season of Super Bowl commercials, and one of our favorite potato chip brands has us rolling with a hilarious clip featuring some mustachioed celebs.
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Did The First Costco Grocery Store Sell Kirkland Brand Items?
The very first Costco got started back in 1980s Seattle, Washington. But did it contain any of the now very popular Kirkland Signature brand items?
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Why One Rainy State Grows The Most Blueberries
Blueberries are a common crop throughout much of North America, but there's one U.S. state that lays claim to growing the most blueberries of all.
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Aldi's St. Patrick's Day Grocery Items Are Already Hitting Shelves
Discount grocer Aldi has put out some of its ever popular limited time Aldi Finds, and this round is full of St. Patrick's Day cheer for your home.
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The 1920s Origins Of White Hot Dogs
White hot dogs are often encountered in western New York. But how did it get its start about a century ago and why is it still a favorite today?
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Coors Light's 2025 Super Bowl Ad Is How Everyone Will Feel A Day After The Big Game
Coors Light's latest Super Bowl 2025 ad is a funny, yet curiously slow-paced take on how everyone might just feel a day after the big game airs.
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What Happens If You Bake Canned Cinnamon Rolls In The Slow Cooker
Breaking out the slow cooker for your next batch of cinnamon rolls may sound odd, but there's a real method to this technique you may want to try.
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Is Kopi Luwak Coffee Really Made From Poop?
Kopi luwak is a very expensive coffee that's allegedly made from animal feces. But is that really the case? Here's the truth of how this coffee is crafted.
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How Hot Beef Sundaes Became A County Fair Favorite
Hot beef sundaes are now a feature of many county fairs across the United States. But what exactly are these unique menu items and where did they come from?
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Don't Skip One Important Step Before Putting Away Your Canned Goods
To keep the canned goods in your pantry in tip-top shape, it's time to take on one simple extra step that is nonetheless pretty important for food safety.
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Trader Joe's Vs Whole Foods: Everything You Need To Know
Trader Joe's and Whole Foods are adored places to shop for groceries and other items. Here's all the ins and outs of these revered stores.
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One Montana Bar Brings The Deep Blue Sea To The Mountains
If you find yourself in Great Falls, Montana, then you have the opportunity to enjoy a unique bar experience that brings a bit of the sea to the West.
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The Origins Of Breadfruit Go Way Back
Breadfruit may sound new to some foodies, but the truth is that this tropical fruit has a deep history and a fascinating path from the Pacific to the Caribbean.
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Chilaquiles Vs Huevos Rancheros: How Do The Mexican Breakfasts Differ?
Though both can be popular Mexican breakfast dishes, there are some key differences between chilaquiles and huevos rancheros. Here's what you need to know.
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The Perfect Vegetarian Alternative To Meaty Steak Is Already In Your Fridge
If you're looking for a unique vegetarian alternative to steak night, then the answer might just be waiting for you in your fridge's produce drawer.
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The Italian Travel Destination Focaccia Lovers Need To Visit
If you really love a good, crispy, oily focaccia, then there's one particular travel destination in northern Italy that you simply have to visit.
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Why Microwaving Hot Dogs Can Be A Huge Mistake
Sure, microwaving your next hot dog sounds pretty easy, but that convenience comes at a real cost. Here's why nuking hot dogs might be a huge mistake.
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Here's How To Store Broccoli In Your Fridge
Broccoli can be a great choice both for flavor and boosting healthy meals, but how should you actually store it in your fridge for maximum freshness?
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The Biggest Difference Between Ribeye And New York Strip Steak
Besides the names, there is a big difference between ribeye and New York strip steak that you'll want to know when it's time to cook either one.
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Different Cocktails Require Unique Sweetener Ratios
To get the sweetness level of your cocktail just right, you'll need to pay attention to both the drink you're making and your personal preferences.
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Mistakes That Could Ruin Your Chocolate-Covered Strawberries
Chocolate-covered strawberries are sweet and delicious. But if you're planning to make these treats, there are certain mistakes that can ruin your creations.
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Forget Mayo And Give Tuna Salad Better Flavor With One Ingredient Swap
Mayonnaise is a classic addition to tuna salad, but another creamy condiment can lend an additional kick to this classic dish. Here's why you should try it.
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How Does A Breakfast Baconator Differ From The Regular Version?
Take a close look at the Wendy's menu, and you may notice a Breakfast Baconator on offer. What's the difference between this and the regular Baconator?
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The Japan Costco Food Court Bake We Want In The States
Japanese Costco locations have some unique food court offerings, including a particular savory bake that we really wish Costco would bring to the U.S.
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